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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 101, 11 March 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HUSBAND POSES AS FATHER OF HIS GIRL WIFE
ISTHMIAN COMMISSION WANTS BIDS ON SUPPLIES
JUDGE DEASY DISMISSES CHARGE OF HOMICIDE
VERESTCHAGIN'S WIDOW SUICIDE BY SHOOTING
COTTON SPINNERS TO HAVE NEXT 12 SATURDAYS OFF
Woman Singer of San Francisco Is Destitute in East
CRIPPLED BY FALL BOY ENDS LIFE
CARTOON OFFENSIVE TO NOTED BROOKLYN DIVINE
STOCKTON NATIVES TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
RANCHER KILLS HIS TWO YOUNG ORPHAN SISTERS
JURY AT LOS ANGELES MULCTS STANDARD OIL
STATE RECALL PASSES IN WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE
TOLSTOY'S SON ARRIVES TO PICK US TO PIECES
DYNAMITE SUSPECT HELD BY SENTRY AT CALEXICO
club organized for McCarthy campaign
"DEAD" BOOKS SOLD CITY, SAYS AUDITOR BOYLE
MILLIONAIRE HELD GUILTY OF FRAUD
RELIGIOUS AWAKENING IS PLANNED FOR MEN
"WAR IF YOU CROSS RIO GRANDE" DIAZ SENDS ULTIMATUM TO U. S.
{I Mexico Situation In Tabloid Form
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SLAP FREES WIFE OF GEO. HEWLETT
Wall Street Shows No War Uneasiness
FISH WANTS VOTE ON SUNDAY MAILS
'STREETING' GEAR LOST ON 'COAST'
JUDGE PAROLES YOUTH INDICTED FOR FORGERY
BLONDE MYSTERY CROOK OR CRANK?
TAX COLLECTOR BEFORE MARIN GRAND JURY
CASE OF ALLEGED BULLION THIEVES IS POSTPONED
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CONGRESS BEST SINCE THE WAR, DECLARES TAFT
Mermaids May Not Have Rings on Their Fingers, But They Have Sea Elephants to Ride Upon
Davie Jones' Locker Gives Up Long Nosed Seals, Long Supposed Extinct, Which Are Valued at $20,000 Each
MISS FLORENCE KENTFIELD MARRIED AT ST. FRANCIS
HALL FOR ITALIANS IS COMPANY'S PURPOSE
MOTHER IN LAW'S BILL UNCOLLECTED
HUSBAND CAUSES WIFE TO POSE AS DAUGHTER
'CALIFORNIA WINE AID TO TEMPERANCE'
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN CLAIMED BY DEATH
'VOGELSANG CROOK,' FISH DEPUTY SAYS
POSTMASTERS NAMED FOR CALIFORNIA OFFICES
MARS CENTER OF AERIAL PARADOX
WORKS BOARD WILL TRY DAY LABOR EXPERIMENT
PARAGUAY UNDER MARTIAL LAW, SAYS REPORT
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The Purpose of Mobilization Disclosed
Testing the I Capacity jof Harbors
When Unanimity | Was Overdone
PALS
I Concerning "Exclusiveness" in Churches
What Is Doing About State Conservation ?
"SILLY STUFF" FROM A SOLEMN NEIGHBOR
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
THE OUTDOOR CRANK
The Morning Chit-Chat
Xo Change
A Maid From Missouri
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
JAPAN BUYS MUCH FLOOR AND WHEAT
WEATHER CLEARING SOUTH OF FRESNO
Rains and Snow Slides Cause Deaths, Destroying Homes and Property
COAST LINE MAY BE CLEAR TUESDAY
GIRLS MAY ATTEND SCHOOL WHEN MARRIED
DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION FAILEDTHE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY PROVES ITS MERIT.
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
REALTY MARKET SHOWS STEADINESS
GROWING INQUIRY FOR FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
PAINTER EXONERATED FROM CHARGE OF FRAUD
WOMEN TO WEAR WHITE DRESSES CHARTER DAY
DOCTOR CARSON WILL TALK BEFORE CLUB
WOMAN WANTS DAMAGES FOR FALSE ACCUSATION
CITY PREPARES FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION
SAN LEANDRO CHURCH SELECTS ITS TRUSTEES
CUPID PLANS DUET FOR FAIR SINGER
MISS SYLVIA PANKHURST TO SPEAK AT I DORA
CITY ATTORNEY UNDER THE SURGEON'S KNIFE
GERMAN MUSIC MASTER TO TALK OF BEETHOVEN
Suburban Brevities
SUMMER PLANS OF THE SMART SET
WOMEN SUED FOR REALTY COMMISSIONS
MOTHERS INDORSE WOMAN FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN TO BE QUIZZED ON BONDS
FATHER MADE GIRL MARRY WHEN 13
HILLSBOROUGH SCHOOL DIRECTOR MOVES OUT
CALIFORNIAN SECURES CONSULAR APPOINTMENT
Candidates Obtain The Indorsement of Hodghead's Friends
SEEKERS OF CITY JOBS GIVEN O. K.
Marriage Licenses
ROOSEVELT TO BE GUEST OF WHEELER
SANTA CRUZ MERCHANTS !*LAN FOR POULTRY SHOW
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PRISONER SHIELDS HIS MISSING PAL
SANTA ROSA PLANS A RECREATION CENTER
SANTA CRUZ GAINS BY REVISED CENSUS
NEW YORK MAY ABSORB FIVE SUBURBAN TOWNS
MRS. SCHUYLER COLFAX'S WILL ENRICHES SON
LAND LIKE WINDFALL TO HOSPITAL STEWARD
CALIFORNIANS REGISTER AT NEW YORK HOTELS
Frank Smith, Who Is Identified as Highway Robber
WHISKERS DO NOT MAKE THE MAN
BERKELEY ELKS WOULD OWN HOME
ALAMEDA SCHOOLMA'AMS' NUMBER RAISED BY LAW
MERRY MIXUP OVER MARY AND $5,000
SOCIALISTS HAVE STRONG TICKET AT PETALUM'A i
SOCIAL PET TURNS TO LIFE ON WAVES
STEAM SUPPLY TO BE OBJECT OF COMPETITION
V AM.F.JO SEEKS LEAGUE BERTH
Army Orders
GROCER SUED FOR DEATH OF CHILD
CHINESE LOTTERY FOR WOMEN RAIDED
SCISSORS PIERCE EYE OF JEWELER
MELROSE MERCHANTS FORM BUSINESS CLUB
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Throop Polytechnic Bill Defeated by 21 to 14 Vote in Senate : Assembly May Approve Lissner-Randall Reapportionment, But Not Senate Unless County Unit Proponents Make Concessions Local Option Bill May Be Beaten : Attorneys' Jobs in State Commissions in Jeopardy
BIG FIGHT ON REDISTRICTING LOOMS AHEAD
:j Cassidy Water Front Measure Is Approved! _J
SCHMITT WARNS OF PLOT TO ROB CITY
SAN FRANCISCO MAY HAVE 100 NOTARIES
SENATE DEFEATS THE THROOP BILL
MEASURE PERMITS STEAM PIPES IN STREETS
TRAIN STOPPED TO ARREST MULLALLY
i Restrictions Placed on ! Money Lending Sharks
SENATE COMMITTEE HAS FUN WITH DAM BILL
SANITATION MEASURE PASSES ASSEMBLY
WAGE REGULATION FOR UNORGANIZED LABOR
TIE VOTE DISPUTE HARD TO SETTLE
TEXTBOOK REFORM BILL IS PASSED BY ASSEMBLY
LIQUOR BARRED WITHIN 3 MILES OF DAVIS FARM
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
MONUMENTAL BUILDINGS ARE MAKING THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO FAMOUS
REALTY BUSINESS TARES FRESH START
BUILDING PERMITS TAKE NEW START
MANY LOANS MADE FOR BUILDINGS
IMPOSING MASONIC TEMPLE COMPLETED
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HAYWARD SOON TO COME INTO CLOSE TOUCH WITH THE METROPOLIS
WESTERN PACIFIC'S MOTORS WILL GIVE RAPID TRANSIT
REALTY FIRM REMOVES TO MONTGOMERY STREET
BUILDING STARTS UP AT PARKSIDE
FURNISHING COWS TO NEW SETTLERS
SUNSET LEADS IN SELLING ACTIVITY
LEASES MADE BY WOLF & HOLLMAN
GOOD FIELD FOR NEW ENTERPRISES
DEMAND FOR LEASES RAPIDLY INCREASES
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IMPROVEMENT CLUBS PREVENT THE ACCEPTANCE OF INFERIOR STREET WORK
CORTLAND AVE. ASSOCIATION FIGHTS AGAINST POOR PAVING
REDWOOD CITY IS SHOWING PROGRESS
GROWING INTEREST IN WALNUT LANDS
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
SALES REPORTED BY TREVOR & COMPANY
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The Call's Page of Sports
IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE POINT OF VIEW.
SEALS AND SOX TO CLASH TODAY IF—
Line Up and Batting Order for Game Today
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS BASEBALL PRACTICE
BI« PRIZES FOR AITO RACE
TEAMS TO BOWI, BY WIRE
V. C. KIRLS TO MEET IVEVADA9
Champ Criticizes Eastern Critics
VARSITY TO PLAY SAGEBRUSH TEAM
FOUR FAVORITES WIN AT JUAREZ
Poly High Will Play Two Games Today
| JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
U.C. TRACK TEAM MEETS OLYMPICS
Chicago's " Knockout" Brown Is Busy
JOIRNALISTE WINS RACE
JUAREZ ENTRIES
WOMEN ARE READY TO FINISH TOURNEY
TAMPA RESULTS
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McCarthy and Ritchie Box Fast Four Rounds to a Draw
NEVADANS GATHER SEVEN GOOSE EGGS
Oakland Poly to Play Lodi This Evening
BANGTAILS BID UP AND OWNERS LOSE
Rival Colleges Ready to Play Basket Ball
AUTO EXHIBITION SCHEME IS PLANNED BY WESTERN AGENT
"BABES" LOOK LIKE WINNERS ON PAPER
Berkeley High Five Is Winner Over Oakland
MEET A6AIX POSTPONED
BIG CAR SHOW TO END THIS EVENING
HELP! BASKETBALL TOO ROUGH AT YALE
Y.M.C.A. Teams End All Relations
Lester on Briny Deep On Way to Sydney
MIMIRE WINS OYVER SMITH
Saratoga Lake Will Be Scene of 1911 Regatta
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Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CONSTRUCTION OF COLLIER TO BEGIN
POLITICAL POT HARDLY BUBBLES IN VALLEJO
DAUGHTER OF NAVAL OFFICER TO BE MARRIED
REPAIRS ON HOPKINS ARE TO BE RUSHED
EARLY CAR AND BOAT SERVICE TO RESUME
GOLD DISCOVERED IN DIGGING A WELI
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES ORGANIZED IN VALLEJO
BOAT OWNER, DESERTED BY WIFE, GETS DIVORCE
SON DIES TRYING TO SAVE FATHER
Swimming Meet Is Shy Of Entries
Jap Will Don Gloves in Four Round Go
Mike Lynch of Tacoma Club Seeks Players
OFFENSIVE POSTALS MUST NOT BE MAILED
SOLANO COUNTY TO REPLACE GOLD CUP
31 to Box for Medals At Stanford
Stanford and St Mary's To Meet on Track
Stanford Ball Tossers Play Olympics Today
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STOCKS STICK TO PREVAILING LEVEL
ONE MORE DULLDAY ON 'CHANGE
1 STOCK MARKET
1 MINING STOCKS [ -* _ a>
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF ; THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
T LOCAL MARKETS
IMPORTATION OF NUTS AND FRUITS INCREASES
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
MOWS OK THE OCKAX
'' DAILY RIVEIt BULLETIN
MONGOLIA SAVES WRECKED JAPANESE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
San. Moon and Tide
V. S. Branch Ilydrographlc Office
Weather Report
HYDROGEAPHIC OFFICE
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ATLANTIC LINE STARTS PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICE
LOCAL HOTELMFN TAKE IN NORTHERN BRETHREN
Hades Will Be Popping-and So Will Corks—When 1915 Fair Gets Going
Nevada Legislature Votes to Expend $150,000 for a State Exhibit
WOMAN SAVES HOME WITH BUCKET BRIGADE |
The Call's Panama-Pacific International Exposition Site Coupon
Bay View Keeps Lead in Exposition Site Ballot
Lucifers to Serve Brimstone Cocktails in Unique Cafe on Exposition Grounds
Delegates Wrangle Over Site
Fight on Exposition Site Is Narrowed Down to Four Leading Locations
"LOVENOTE" WIFE CLINGS TO CHILD
Unknown
Masthead
ALONZO
OPEN LETTER SECTION
A Cruise Down the Pacific
Four Footed Outlaws of the Desert
Precisely Stated
Don't Gossip
WORDS OF THANKS
JUNIOR EDITORIAL CORNER
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO
Two Questions
A Wise Syrian
DRAWING CONTEST
THE EAGLE AND THE CAT
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITIONS
Harbor View
Our World's Fair Site
San Francisco's Water Front
Put Fair in Golden Gate Park
A Good Site for the Fair
In Dead Earnest
Jonah's Error
KITCHEN FURNITURE for MISS PAPER DOLL
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AW ARDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
A Logical Site for the Fair
Why the Exposition Should Be Held at Tanforan
Harbor View Should Be the Fair Site Because:
Bay View for Fair Site
Ihe Best Site for the Fair
Golden Gate Park for Him
Near Lake Merced
The Site ofthe of the Exposition
Harbtr arbir View
Location for tfc P« Exptsiti ,r the Panama Pacific Exposition'
Lake Merced
Site for the Fair
Bay View
Fine Climate
To Utilize Golden Gate Park
Fine Water Front
The Site for the Fair
Bay View for the Fair
Bay View for Exposition
Winners of Puzzle Prizes
Bay View for the Fair
My Choice
TRAVELING AROUND THE WORLD ON A PLEASURE TRIP
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITIONS
Where the Fair Should Be
Golden Gate Park
The Beauties of the Park
Votes Against the Park
Harbor View
Golden Gate Park
The Site of the Fair
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
SOME SHORT STORIES BY YOUNG JUNIOR WRITERS
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
Did the Bishop Smoke?
Practical Joke
BASEBALL 50 YEARS AGO
THE MOTHER QUAIL
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